Ventura County
Oak Park
Where suburban charm meets rural serenity
About Oak Park
Nestled in the rolling hills of eastern Ventura County, Oak Park feels like a secret garden where sprawling ranch homes peek through ancient oak groves and the pace slows to golden hour perfection. This family-friendly haven offers the best of both worlds—hiking trails that wind through untouched wilderness mere minutes from charming neighborhood cafés and boutique shopping at The Marketplace. Here, weekend mornings mean farmers market treasures and afternoon wine tastings at nearby vineyards, all wrapped in that signature 805 sunshine.
Upcoming Events & Nearby
All eventsFaith on Fire
Underwood Family Farms Fall Harvest Festival
Car Rally & Country Western Dance
Amy Grant
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza - Fred Kavli Theatre
35th Annual All British Car Show
🦞🚗 Cousins Maine Lobster At Oxnard Car Show 🎉
Sukkot Spectacular
Featured Guest Artists present Musicians of STEELY DAN
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza - Fred Kavli Theatre
GFour Productions presents Menopause The Musical®
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza - Fred Kavli Theatre
Turn Up Thursdays
Oxnard Copper Blues Rock Pub & Kitchen
2026 Fall Scrapbooking Retreat - October 2-4 (or 5)
Youth Basketball - Fall Ball - Open Event
Sports Academy
Local Businesses
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department_storeWalmart
6433, Fallbrook Avenue, West Hills, CA, 91307
pet_groomingPuppy Castle Grooming Salon
23731, Roscoe Boulevard, West Hills, CA, 91304
post_officeWest Hills Post Office
alcoholMission Wine & Spirits (Woodland Hills)
convenienceCircle K
Topanga Canyon Boulevard, Chatsworth, CA, 91311
bankCitibank
REI
REI, 6220 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 91367, United States of America
petPetco
6615, Fallbrook Avenue, Canoga Park, CA, 91307-3520
bankWells Fargo
604, Lindero Canyon Road, Oak Park, CA, 91377
Latest News in Oak Park
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Oak ParkBack to school
Welcome back, Oak Park! While our neighbors in Las Virgenes just kicked off their school year on Aug. 19, our kids have been back in the swing of things since Aug. 5 — that early start is a tradition we Oak Parkers know well. It means we’re already a couple weeks into homework, carpools, and early alarms, and honestly, there’s something nice about getting into the rhythm before the summer heat fully fades. It’s also a good moment to appreciate our local schools, which are part of what makes this community so special. Whether you’re a parent juggling drop-offs or just enjoying the quieter streets during the day, the return of the school year brings a familiar energy back to town. For more details on how the neighboring districts are faring, check out The Acorn (Oak Park) — and here’s to a smooth, successful fall semester for all our students!
Oak ParkOh happy day
It was a scene straight out of a storybook in Oak Park last week, as our very own Class of 2026 kicked off commencement season under a glorious May sun. According to *The Acorn (Oak Park)*, 366 graduates from both Oak Park High School and the Independent School crossed the stage on May 21, capping off years of hard work with smiles, hugs, and that perfect mix of relief and excitement only a diploma can bring. Seeing those caps fly up against our familiar hills was a beautiful reminder that even in a fast-changing world, some traditions—like cheering on our kids—still anchor us. What makes this class special isn’t just the number of graduates, but the path they’ve walked. For the Independent School students, many of whom balance rigorous academic schedules with acting, athletics, or other demanding pursuits, this milestone represents an extra layer of grit. As neighbors, we get to watch these young adults head off to college, careers, or creative adventures, knowing Oak Park’s tight-knit support system helped shape them. So here’s to the Class of 2026: you’ve made our little corner of the 805 proud.